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lililled’s Drug Store,
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lit annulus 3m n.
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GEQRGE B. Pulsar). Dear Sin—Know-
ing the formula from which Piaisted's
Cough Remedy is prepttred,wo certify
that the medicines of which it is com-
. posed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drugs.
C. S‘Blpnkair, M. D., Norwaik.
Dun-mu Hrrcococn. ll. D.. "
G. B. McGowan, M. D., “
WI. C. Evan, Jn. M. D., So. Norwnik.
C. (l. Housman. ll. D.. ..
G. W. Bummer, M. 1)., ~-
11. Hummvonn. M. D.. Stamford.
R. L. Bousnnan. M. 1)., “
W. 8. Tom), M. 1)., Ridgelieltl.
Runny C. (imam; ill, 1);. \me Somer-
ville, Mass.
lllXATllNIli!
What is it?
it is not a patent nostrum. but in legitimate
medlrim. containing a very large percentage
of tin hiihutgradc of red Peruvian bark so
combined with other vécll known remedies in
to form one of the most delightful Topics that
corrects and cures. It in a positive cure for
that ' 10M feeling. that suffering from
’ fl pulsastoptoail thedelicatedo-
Wis anddlsorders (but makem unkind
Willi It In a remedy for all the diseases and
When that make you feel so weak. A
Toniclhnt int'igorates and builds up. A nt-r
vtas that soothes and strengthens. it is well
known that honest-sh liver ls'the liver in
which thehlood circulates too slowly and re-
Illalns loolonz before it is Imam-d forward into
“III ‘ circulation. Loxatonik
is so I achelnicsl
W that it is lmmedlsteiy absorbed and
. quiche/as the circulation. thereby strenxtldng
the Wand blood vessels of the ornam of
11W Ind moving all congestion and
limb]! conditions of these organs. Ask your
W for Imuonik and take no other Just
asnood Tonic for there is no Just as Knoll.
ransom) in:
t. o. 8Tlll8llll. t2 Wash'glon pt.
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Norwalk.
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chum. and light to fresh northerly. and asst-
srly winds will‘pmbably [rev-ii. followed
near the roams by warmer. bay and partly
cloudy weather. 01) Tltnrsday warmchoir
to partly cloudy "other will probably pre-
vail. with fresh winds, somewhat variable.
but mostly southerly and utterly, followed
by cloudiness and snow in most of the north-
ern parts of this section: and on Friday partly
cloudy,colder weather. mended by snowm-
rain on and near the coasts.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our City I” Doing
and Sill-£- ‘
Mrs. F; E. Raymond, of Spring street.
is slowly recovering from an attack of
tonsilitis. . '
Miss Amy Cox. who is spending the
winter in New York. returned to her
home on Roton llill yesterday for a few
days' visit. _
Miss Bertie Bert and Mrs. H. N. Psy-
son, of Taylor avenue. left town this
morning for a visit of several days at
Cannons Station.
Miss May Finnegan, of llaviland atrect.
started yesterday on a visit to Missiiroce
Farringtou. Green Point. L. 1. She ex-
pects to attend a wedding there this
evening.
-Pickled tongues. pickled pigs’ feel
and pickled tripe. at Smith's Washington
market.
At ml- business meeting of the W. and
Y. W. C. 'l'. [7. last evening, it was dc~
cldcd to hold a fmwill offering meeting
in the East Avenue M. E. church On
March 13, at 8:30 o'clock.
Michael Ulisclmer. one of Raymond
Brothers etuployes. put his fingers on a
large wood saw this morning, when it
was making about 8.000 revolution»: 3
minute. Result. fingers badly cut.
The boat Minnie is at Wilson Point
with a cargoof El Mora coal for Danbury
nnd Bethe] manufacturers. Minond
Brothers are sending large quantities of
this :mpulnr steam coal to the inland
towns,
i”. Smith, brother of Mrs. Joseph Cox.
of Roma Hill. and father of Warren E.
Smith, died at his home in Brooklyn.
Monday night. He was the senior meni-
bcr of the large clothing firm of Smith.
Gray ill C .
—Ncw line of bed-rmm sets just re‘
ccived at Scofleid & Hoyt's, Norwalk.
Barry. who w. ' charged with assault
and attempt to rape Miss Croucliu A.
lieury. were noilcd by Justice Townsend
this morning. there being no evidence
against them. 0
Among the real estate transfers recent-
ly recorded in the office of the town
clerk of Danlmry is the following?
Chariot; E. Sherwood to Richard J. Cut-
bill of South Norwaik. land and build-
ings on Cemetery street. w
George Miller, of Lewisboro, N. \'..
art-voted unacbarge of horse stealing.
was brought before Justice Townsend
this morning, but the case was continued
until this afternoon in order that more
evidence could be occurred.
ilev. Joseph B, James, of Rockville,
will lecture in the Union Gospel Tem-
pcmncu Reform mocistioa hall Friday
evening. Saturday afternoon, fvoin 2 to
0 o'clock, he will give an entertainment
tothe children. Supper wiillle served
at fio'ciock. __ , '
lienry C. Avery died athis borne in
Five Milo River yesterday afternoon, in
tbeaeve'oty-fourlh yssrof his-go. He
had been sexton of the Union com"
for a grostmany we"
. will beheld "
m a
in Unit
-l’nn rune cream, on a
continuum Openallnixbt.
The social of the YonogIWom’s
erosion W Union at their
room, No. 28 North Immanue-
MW in; W" W
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«autumn-mu.
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confer the second Mela-night.
Mrs. Charis: 11. Clark, of Taylor ave-
nue, is vision; to purists in Yonkers. ‘
. W. J. FM. bookekreper loll by-
mond limiters, is ill at his home on
Toilets-1m. . . . *
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' ' Colonel rm and our will attain] the
ball of Company K, 8trstford, to-mor-
row evening.
A three-ymr—old gray colt belonging
to B. Burcbard died this morning of
cerebro spinal meningitis.
Moron. Thatcher and Lockwood. two
New Canaan men, will erect a hand-
some double cottage at Bell island.
William M. Raymond went to Bridge.
port this morning, having liven drawn
as a juaor on the crminal side of the
Superior Court.
The liousatonic railway has substi-
tuted a separate pocket time table for
eachof its divisions. for the large gen-
eral pocket table. ‘
Several lndian and colored students
from the Hampton, Va” university. will
speak and sing in the Congregational
church Friday evening.
Charles A, Knapp. of West street. who
has started for Southern Pines. N. (7..
ekpects to make a tour of the moth be-
fore his return to this city.
—A big line of brunch and ingmin
carp-ts at Scofield & Hoyt'sfiofiorwalk.
Miss Sawyer. a missionary in the
South. will speak in the Congregational
church Thursday evening on the work
among the colored peoph- and pom
mountain whites.
Are you nervous from want of sleep It
Dr. Richanlsou’s Coulis. Celery and Cin-
cltonn Nerve Tonic Powder! cure . In-
somnia and Nervous Dobility. All; for
5c. or file. sample.
Clarence Athertou entertained a large
number of friends at his home on Golden
liiil street. last evening. The usual soc-
ial gaieties were indulged in and an en-
joyable time was the result.
The Building and Loan Association
bad a Yl'l‘)’ sorrowful meeting hm even-
ing. There was n good attendance and
several names were added to the mem-
bership. $2,me918 loaned.
Philip Slowmasky. the Taylor avenue
grocerymsn. met with a painful accident
yesterday. While turning his horse
around the wagon was overturned and
he was thrown out. Several bags of
flour fell on him. and he was someu bat
bruised and shaken up.
The Pcbmary tenu of the l'rimiozd
Superior court more in yesterday after-
noon. The docket is alarm» one. and
the term will no doubt be lengthy.
Judge John 1!. "all ma on the lwnch.
('lmrge ('. Hoyt. of Norwalk, twenty-
threo years of age. pleaded not guilty to
purlotniuga sum of money from G. H.
(isterbanlts. it Ifcycrberg. charged
with stealing a horse valued at will
from Louise C. l'olycr, at Darivn. plead-
ed not guilty. _ .
«numb» prices at lane's depot
restaurant.
At the l'vmgregationsl church. 3:»
night, a "Snitch Evening" will be given
under the undead the Young Panda’s
Society of Christian Endeavor. The
prmreeds will go towards the support of
slittie colored girl in the south. The
array of talent is unusuallylargo and
comprises many of our momincut vocal-
ist» and instrumentalists. as well a
several who have never appeared before
" A, “WashingtonVSlrefeL- , so
.. Butler tam, var. 1.0. o. in, will.
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mm M“ ”NW shelter»
«is must-mint.
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boldtbelr
rum consummate mfi'm
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b”. ' ‘
(bacon! Division,s. of T... will ecle-
brato the forty-eighth anniversary of
their organization on March 1.
i The Watch at the as: end of“. E.
Dana's carriage house labeling torn out
today to make room for a'plato glass
front.
The directors of the Nonqu and
South Norwslk Electric Light company
will hold a meeting tomorrow allermxm
at 2 o'clock. / _--.
Richard 0. Mitchell has leased the
store on Wall street now occupied by
thliarnE. Dunn. and will open' ndry
goods and gents’ furnishing store.
dist annual ball to-nigbtgk
The hearing of the creditors of l’hiiiipi
Mariano for the appointment of commis-
sinners, which was before the probate
court yesterday. was adjourned until
next Friday.
During the regular services at the
Broad River chapel. Sunday evening.
scmeme threw a large a through one
of the windows. it narrowly escaped
striking several persons.
Onand after March 1 “M‘ ilnributt
mt pint office at Wilton will receive
its mail dirt-ct from the Korwalk 05:8.
It will bedeliveml by the Wrihlu mail
carrier.who retrain-s an additional sal-
ary of 8:13 per your.
—~The entertainment at 0. i'. 5. ill.
Hall, No. it) Water stlwt. tomorrow
night. will consist of comedies. recita—
tbns, comic singing, touring dancing by
“lunchethollowed byasucisihop
from found! I a. m. Tlckcu. 2.2x : ladia s
free. ‘
(icnrrnl SHTBL’IY'V John G. Withrow.
of the Y. 5i. (3. A.. will leave town Fri-
day morning for “which. to attend tho
state convention of the Y. M. if. A.
Some of the members of the miation
will leave town Saturday and mnaio
ovnr Sunday in Mariska.
Mm. Maria Candeid. widow of Morris
Caniield.disd it the home of her daugh-
ter. Ann 3!. Cornfield. lfillctuiemystrect.
this morning. aged M years. The funer—
al will be held Saturday afternmo at ‘1
o'clock. )lrs. l'oufieid was the oldest
lady who attended the annual old 'rlikw'
puny given by Mm, limrgo W. Sn-iieck,
of Sicrwin street. for several years.
Charles Filinw was surprised by about
thirty of his friends at his home on Sevr-
town uremic. last evening. Mr. l‘illmv
made ' his guests fowl at know and a
pleasant evening was ape-m playing
games and merry making. Refreshment»
were. served at midnight. During lbw
evening two young men blacked up and
dressed as usgnn coiled ctmlihmble fun
afoot the plum.
(Jsrpenwvs‘ and Joinen-l' l’nion, 3o.
7-86, held their first annutol anniversary
intboSona of Temperature ball. in the
Gazette building. last evening. A very
enjoyable pmgramme was carried out.
including an addrms by W. J. (hutch.
of Bridgeport; Mil-lions by Miss lint
dricks, Sim. Minor. and Mrs. Guam-b.
Songs by Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Bold were
alto greatly enjoyed. The firm-ism!
(bloody club in "fluids and rivals,” in»
madlstely followed by ”A Mano! flame"
kept tboandlencoio s rmr of laughter
for a half incur. Ammg the out of town
mowers Ili- lisdtem. Clinto- Van
Hm. and *" era from Wilton.
s Norwalk audience. The admission is
nine pence. ba' penny.
Th. imam ‘Mwy
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Ma.- Jtt iswsy up on
.,.nmnhof excellence. From the
gotten insular s soups-y to which,
thonghhsisthsstlrdbsolbsrshsm
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. «tomorrow sq”, neuron
“mu-hut
it tIsvsrloosothsvso-
m. ., :"sodllteislptllsrtsulsths
Waddsyh
Bin" celebrated the
ryol hisblrtb.stbls
. yesterday. The day
‘x wt to him by a v'uit
V“... ‘sughters. Hrs. Brsyton
m a pm- " ' " allfl [wk
.0“, a -, rs. T. Cayisv
Mm. ind his three
lnifml and
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Benin Iv-
flildlh lot:
1‘
mt. istlmlstest victim mum.“
lukviflflanfovdsnd son Barry.
my ft tbllmomiugfovsontbsrnl’inos,
N. .
Tho vencmblo Mrs. Lucy Selkck,
motivate! the Salivck Em. is more
mfmlstodsy.
George Mills is having an eighteen.
fontssilaudrowboatbnilt on thedock
in the rear of the James bkrck on Water
slrcél.
A large forceof men mmmeucod ice
cutting at Umpawaug mud. near San.
lord's station. yesterday for the Dsnbory
loo company.
The fifth annual entertainment and
upper of the Broad River Sunday school
took place last averting. The affair will
be matted tan-night.
A brilliant eucbre party was given by
Miss Hattie. Hoyt. at the residence of
Granville W. Hoyt. on West street. Mon-
day evening, in honor of her gum, Ii.
Alice Chowcil. of Norwaik.-Danbnry
News.
George ll. Raymond. of Berkeley
street. left town this afternoon for flow
York city. At 8 o'clock he sails on the
steamship Karina city for Savannah. Ga.
He can from there to Tampa. Florida.
whet-choline large interest in orange
groves.
ii. i). KWIPI. of the Holmes. Kepler
ttScllcek company, attended the ban—
quet of the Wholesale Grocm' associa-
tion. in New York city. At this writ—
ing balms not returned. and his friends
are afraid he has eaten too much.
l’ioomlbstic No. l. A. O. K. of the
M. C... installed the foilowioz officer!- last
awning: V. C.. W. H. Stafford: Treas-
urer. Germ» Bleyie; Chaplin. Albert
Davim'l‘f. of 8.. F. G. Bmthertou; F. &
R. 8.. W. (V. Balm: l. 8. (3.. Fred
Wilkinson: 0. 3. 6.. T. I". Brotherton.
(The formal of In. Catherine Mac-
o‘m-uwummrm the residencn of
My daughter, Mrs. J. U. Carrier, 7 But—
t; street. mam-y summon at 2.410
"clock. Rey. George VauAlstyue. D.
D.. pat-tor of the Norwnlk Methodist
chumbmfliclnted. “reintenuent was at
Fit 9 island cemetery.
We learn from the lbubury News
that Zimnnd and Nathan Spiro, sons of
S. Spiro. formerly of Nomik, have
bouubt out their father's interest in his
clothing store on White stmt. in that
city, and it will be known hereafter as
Spimfim' Chilling “mute. )lr. Spiro
has hm in the clothing business for the
pan clown years in Dmnlmry. it is put—
siblo that he will make New York his
Tuttm bomeand go into bruins-s with
his son-in—lnw, 8. Mission.
Joseph Hickey and John Tool. two
tramps. who began the evening in
the tramp house and ended up
by sknilzinz around town. were arrested
by ffbicf of Police Thir'cmt and villa-r
Nortbmd intelast night and locked up
This") in: Justice Perry lined them
{land tv. and in componv with Mrs.
“'aich hey were taken to Bridgeport
jail. hen the tramp were arrested
they it been drinking pow alcohol and
almtpimbe fluid was found in the
mullet of one of the men.
The event national parade of the order
of Knichtanf f'olambos. tomoff at
New Haven. Oct. ll. ll‘W’Z. is exciting
wic‘iespvomi interest with the moral
public as well as among the various
manila "Homing the outer. Without
doubt the tlemmlmlivm will be the
isms! of a civic character that boson-r
takenplacvin Cmrwticot. Searlvevvvy
lumbamlof notointhisswtimof the
cum-try basslrvsdy ligand comm-ts
for that data-at! great rivalry exists
strung “Indifferent mantis to more
the brat musical «pollution.
The St, Paul's boy choir list! a high
time ht min: at the delightful horns
of the lion. and lint. Jam‘s W. Hyatt.
onsttavsoos. The boys.“ theordsv
oftbskiodhostrnlsdtholumvs. Games
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catemothan most people snpposs. It
is oxtvmuciy dungeons to interfere with
it bynseof oarpiclts or any of the vari-
ous instromcots used for tlm'purlm of
cleaning it from war. The wax is a
natural Incrflitm. and unions the car he-
comes diseased it does not accumulate
any faster than is necessary to pirated
the moon the entrnnoc of insects
and varimu particles which might other-
vvise he forced in and tend to interfm
permanently with the hearing.
The greatest care-is necessary in wash-
ing the cars of little children. They
should be washed (rumbles. but on the in-
side only so for as the finger Wrapped in
a soft towel will go. The practice of
forcing a hair pin or any other hard in—
strument into the Mk! pruarnge is fraught
with danger of injuring the membrane,
causing moans-tit dmfncm. Esrache
is a malady of childhood and vases
most distressing pain. The simplest
remedy for it is intake a little «Mon
dipped in warm meet all and put it. in
the ear passa‘ go.
Adar-yer that may arise from doing
so simple a thing as this is that minute
particles of the cotton may be left in the
ear. To prevent this. some physicians
advise making a little wad of the cotton .
and wrapping it in the fincst and thin '
nestlincn cambric that can he found,
and dipping this in warm sweet oil. In
caseofinu-nse pain a fewdropsof hot
laudnnum or camphor may be used with
the oil.
When foreign bodies get into the car
they should be removed by syringing
them out with warm water. To attempt
to remove anything from the ed: pas-
sage by forcing an instrument in is a
rash thing for any one except an anrist
to undertake. The best medical prac-
titioners refuse to trust affections of the
ear or eye, but send their patients to
specialists. ~Nevr York Tribune.
The (consumption of Cigarettes.
There are Lamination cigarettes
smoked throughout the United King-
dom every year. ”The paper used for
rolling them is exceedingly thin, the
quantity required to make 500 only
weighing one ounce. Sixteen medium
sin-d cigarettes weigh one ounce. Twelve
cigarette papers can be cut out of a
sheet of ordinary note paper—or forty-
eight out of a folio sheet—which in bulk
would represent 31,250,000. or Home
quires. or 65.104 reams of imptm'al folio,
an ill» annual consumption of paper for
for cigarettes.
Tobacco mil-d fora year's supply of
cigarettes. at the rate of sixteen to one
ounce, would be 5.859.325 pounds—or
266mm 9 humlredweight 3 quarter: 5
pounds. inn-ion alum~ consumes 1.0m.-
llll‘) per 'Ilr'lll. 't'lh- United States use
momma» per year, or about 68 for
each of the adult population. or IQ!) for
each male. Russia consumes 2.’ .-
WMUl; Austria. 1.390.000.000. French
smokers consume lu,mw.00tl francs'
worth of cigarettes every year.
in one tennof fifty-nine days no fewer
than 503M) cigarettes of a certain brand
were mid by one tobacwnist in (finn—
hridge. while the total number smoked
there in the academics] year of I68 days
isestimctcd at aroma—imam Tit-
Bits.
sauna on lions. rmuu.
Whoever cultivate: plants must expect
to be troubled more or less with insects on
then; if the plants are kept in the house
all the year they are sure to be infected
with inn-eta The green fly oraphis will
come under any circumstances. and will do
a great amount of damage if allowed to go
on unchecked if the air is too dry in the
room the red spiderwiil take up his bnbim
tiou on the under side of the leaves and
very-non the plants will look sickly and
brown. and if not attended to at once will
die. The scale box will attack hard wooded
plant-and the meaiy bog will my siege to
others. The grow fly can be easily got rid
of by dipping the infested plants in a tub
of water heated to about lmov linden
You may think from putting your hand in
ruler of thin temperature that it will be
sudden drathtoplanu. but I trial will con-
vince you that very tender plants will
stand such a bath. Dip thorn in quickly
and thry will not be injured in the least.
II is not an easy to get rid of {from}
spider, lie will aloud hot water much
better than the green fly, Cold water is
the beat antidote for this pest. Syringe
your plants every day with pure water and
the Mien-will sum take themselves away.
The Illlcr ill]? of tin- leave: no»: he wet
sswrll as the upper side Wimp
when tbs spiders bleak themselves
The bust trvatmrut formic bug lsstw
soap suds applied with ssoft broad; Stand
the plant ins tub or sink and mooverlt
lufbyhl-mbblwtbv scale ofl sminot
leaving it until you have mover ovary
pundit; tbvowuhwuhclsauwater. if
till-donut fm the plant from sonic, burn
Its-dynamo" plant Tbs msslybn
S
is a white. fuzzy looking more. which 3,,
you would take to but hit ofcottoo rather
than in living thing. if you won out famil—
. lanvlthlt. ltdossaotincmusurapidly
as the m lynvndspbln. Strong»
batten water will kill thou-Springfield
Mad.
urn-summons...“
A
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on: you rum
Iowa and final, of tho llay In East
lanolin
Thomdcpot laflnishod.
it... has been m7» Principal and
"lira. E. if. (lumhart. ‘
Morris Saunders has to unload brok-
euforthocsllsrofhisnew homaonKei-
loggstroet.
Rm. B. H. Tucker, pastor of the Ad-
vnntChristian church, is in Worcester.
Mass" for a few days.
4.“...
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Min Bertha Pierw. at her home on Sea-
side Pine. last evening. Gama were
enjoyed and a fine collation was served.
As there isa vacancy in the office of
countable in the borough it. has been mtg.
gated that an East Norwalk man could
fill the position in a very acceptable
manner.
"Ensuricknbiizili‘
Theatrical Mutton In Which Play-(min;
People will he Interest").
Monday matinee and evening, \l'alsh—
ington’s birthday, will be celebrated at
Bunnell's Bridgeport theatre by two per-
formances of the great drama. "Lost
in New York." The performances are
for the benefit. of the Masonic charity
foundatigfimd,’ and packed houses will
be the result. My evening the
Bridgeport Wheel club will take- their
benefit. "Mr. Potter of Texas” i; the
attraction. March IBunncll’s anniver.
nary will occur, and youcnn make up
your mind that the attraction isone of
the very finest that mnbe bad. Sadie
liartiuut isomof the best known ladies
on the stage. and her new play. “Pom—
padour." is almatly celebrated. Manager
Boone-ll will have something special to
tell his Norwalk patrons before this
grand event occurs. in the meantime
watch Tm; Srsnsrri...
Sn pose a Mormon elder. with S wives
and I children, should on visiting his
different families. find in the is! two
children with scrofuloml sore eyes and
the mother complaining of iumbagu: in
the second a baby troubled with milk
crust and a 14-year—old boy with rheu-
rnarismzin the 3d the mother under a
doctor's care for en's-simian and a girl
with (imply: in the 4th his fnvonte wife
marred by eczema on the face. and :1 il-
ycar—old boy annoyed by constipation:
in the 6th a scramble child. with a couple
of tumors on its neck and :t pom appetite;
in the 6th the \ni‘e very idioms and nix
rlxilliro-rnilzlkirrg with the chili-a: in the
2th his better half clown with female
trouble.andin the 8th the hired man
troubled with that. tired feeling ard his
wife suffering with catarrh. What would
be the duty of the elder? '
As R. H. Plaistod of South Norwnlk.
sells Cactus Bimni Core you can inquire
of him. ‘
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHIIIllToll STREET.
SOUTH NURWALK. com.
aumtf
\VAN'I'III).
chamber maid and WllilYP.-*, mu~t (-muc
well reumtmonded. No. ll Orr-burr! ~trrrt.
fl? tf
A
To our.
'l‘flo boon mm" of Hartford Place and
South Main street. It mains. rent .
Aim house No. 65 Woodward svcuue. rent it.
inquire of E. A. Woodward.
I Ol’tlhion West strata) room. [lent 912.
A. El. Farris. Jeweler. “$3!
I 101'!le on Taylor avenue. Sllr house on
\\ ater street, .0. Houselm lligh street.
:10, houseon Ely avenue. ‘6; Horn no Tm lor
avcmirdilwhop on “nu-t- .‘ll’vcl. ND l y-
mend Brothers. fiftlw
I m’ss. all room» and ftveor terrm-msiaml
tine orchard ot_ ho lmtrimc nwlenod our
trees. line location on New lim’rn railroad.
tbrrc minutes' walk from station. 3]!» to fll
pet moolhrnt. (hind burn and Inuit hon-v
and shed Housman: worm and tun-b
house and one acrr. '5 r month. Addr
rm 2, five Mlle lllvrr. .onn. till In
( NB house, 56 Osborne avenue. Bast Not-
. walk. of two floors. a room» «sch. rent fl
and fl, wsfrr in. second llnor. {is thlxlm
Dunno, f» muons. rent
John Tryoo. an 'tive
HEW ll'
. water in.
0 "ram.
cull nun.
"l REIT.
A N to
'lo’u
bag or barrel.
nudism:
every day. All ilrsbclass and pure.
tub if, . .
‘ x {ml 5., : , I ‘ . ,‘ ‘ f;
seem very wfiiim'm ills
nerve
mun.
3N 1 SET.“ BURNT.
Under the anspltes of ll“: Young People‘s Rm.
loty of (*hr‘lntian Endeavor.
80llilllllllllfll" _.
. cosmonaut Bllllflllll.
Wednesday Evening. Feb. ll.
Admission lino Pence, lls' Penny.
lilufll’t
Blillliifl’lllli THEATRE.
wuso’ifiij’s‘illts.
’milmélwiiffililffi '
Monday matinee and evening, Feb. 2:.
LUST IN NEW YORK.
Benefit of Masonic Charity Foundation Fund.
Tuesday evening. Fri». g3.
thclmen's Benefit. I. h '
MB. POTTER OF TEXAS.
MARCH 1.
BUNNELL’S ANNIVERSARY.
sinus Millillilll.
L‘ZERIAK and STYLIS‘ OROHBSTIIA.
Mr D. F. Cumsk. director or Mortz's Mili-
tary Band, of Winchester-.3. i1. and 311-. WJ.
Stylefi. the well—known comet solois'. hnvin
«mandated are now unpaved to furnish [beg
(grand Concert and Dance Orchestra of tea or-
r‘rsts Home or less as desired). Urchcun uni—
torrm a laflilmore. We have come to s .
twat. address. 1.. F. t'unnak m»
Per-ma
J. rltylrs. Beam. Port ”tester. S. 1’. film;
J ,.
I‘lll.‘ lllll.
”0% 95°
[y reliable for
to in all forms.
Ic eve here.
and at Plath is“ in:
Drug Store. Sofimalk.
'I'c 225 cents a bar.
A. liru. Proprietor Portland. Me. filltm
2m. ANNUAL STATEMEZVT“
Connecfitul fenerallile ins. cu. '
Hartford.
’Awas Jan. 1. lKL‘;
Liabilities;
Surplus to policy holder»,
O‘IJSJJHHJI
1,721,311.56
05065817»
Total Paid Policy, Holders. our
Three Millions.
Tb:- bnsium of this company in the tar
coding ikmwrnherflJDlJemltc-d in an increase
in AbBIIT-fi'.
Nil“ HER 0F l’IlLlL'lES.
NEW PHEMli'Mfi. ,
RENEWAL I’llEMliv’MH.
INSUBAKCE KN IORCE.
T. VI. lilSSEll. F. lllllllSill,
l’uwroasr. Sunni-m.
S. S. L’Hommedleu,
Agent at South Norwalk."‘“
For Sale.
BEST dill'lZl Jilliinfi’mfii
my; shoulder. lllr r usd; rib roast. Bloc.
l’lnl’ll'lt 3:.»m31‘d’3’ll punt. with
Hallo lovers
of good Tea. Here you rosy come and
m the best. She was-lowed ma‘
Tea: slur more. she bottgbt. came again
and said: "I have hunted this too-nova
for nice Tut-Jud in no pipes- do Iget
nuch guard Tea on at Dibble & Con~
utmrll's. no math-r that prior- i pay.”
Now ll» price of our host Tennis just
502-. n pound. and we gather from 0th
remark that the Indy most have paid
more for inferior Tm. Wm never had
aucb flllt‘ld Toss in our store on notv, and
the insotyof it isyoo can bums of
getting the some sort torsion: tins,
u we have axoud supply.
What .s mood mid Japan Tea it b
out we have. The sweetest and m;-
Thc . with well ilrrhts-l
homo. ‘tn‘ or m, 5....
walk club. to my on or
on- April 'l rented or
leased for a to, reasonable
term» for any a ‘
for further pat
m if ’"LIZ.
FARM now arrow luv.
‘l'sa mints: walk or
«Idols slim
rui- In,
great I n
t {It our aim
Ox: ““ ".‘-"i&7&7‘.§”’;§u
ostsv'i‘s ugly mated tdflfl'
m.
' booms at lira tuck. not um.
smut. a.
aegis... u. Knapp. I vial not.
”BERT gum-mil“ FM”:
A Meir. . Mm:
. "'nwnw‘ * We,
Just . tan-J
nillu»
not we ever sold—mod we have hadlad
’mgflldm Theladiussyolr
ck Tan i just Imvly.
are not w Wind as to
final usybody. Tim is Inso-
'tastv. Webehevsysslss'
'iolo of.’l’essnd m M
"MSTliliK ‘
‘t.
in...
' Mrs. W.
Norwalk Chronicler